There are a couple of opportunities in England this month for some hands-on experimentation and learning with new tools for interactive and ‘”connected” documentary. Following the i_Docs Symposium here in Bristol there will be two parallel day-long workshops on Saturday 24th with industry professionals from 3WDOC and HonkyLab. “The workshops will explore each company’s cutting-edge authoring [...]
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Interactive Media – New Tools – March Labs
Posted: March 2, 2012 in DCRC, Digital, Documentary, Interactive, open video, Participatory culture, Semantic Web, ToolsTags: 3WDoc, Honkylab, i-Docs 2012, Klynt, Mozilla, Mozilla Popcorn, Popcorn Maker
Bear 71
Posted: January 27, 2012 in DCRC, Digital, Documentary, Interactive, Semantic WebTags: Jeremy Mendes, Ken Jacobs, Lance Weiler, Leanne Allison, Mia Kirshner, National Film Board of Canada, NFB, Sundance
Just launched at Sundance, Bear 71 is a brilliant interactive documentary created by Jeremy Mendes and Leanne Allison with the NFB Digital Studio. It’s a haunting story told from the point-of-view of a female grizzly bear – Bear 71 – about humans and animals in the Banff National Park, and how animals are being devastated [...]
The world’s first open source 3D documentary and more!
Posted: November 6, 2011 in Co-creation, Collaborative production, Collaborative Tools, DCRC, Digital, Documentary, Interactive, Participatory culture, Semantic WebTags: Brett Gaylor, Kat Cizek, Mark Surman, Millionth Tower, Mozilla, Mozilla Foundation, National Film Board of Canada, One Millionth Tower, Open source, Popcorn Maker, popcorn.js, Wired
Mozilla’s mission, as Mark Surman, Executive Director of the Mozilla Foundation, explained at the start of proceedings at the Mozilla Festival yesterday, is about building choice, freedoms and technologies into the web to make it a place where we can be makers, not just users. Mozilla are putting their supporters money where their mouth is, [...]
Open Video Conference – 2011
Posted: September 10, 2011 in Collaborative production, Collaborative Tools, DCRC, Documentary, open video, Participatory culture, Semantic Web, ToolsTags: "The Are You Happy Project", 18daysinegypt, Highrise, HTML5, James Burns, Jesse Shapins, Kara Oehler, Kat Cizek, Mapping Main Street, Mozilla, Open Video Conference, popcorn.js, Rebellious Pixels, Web Made Movies, Zeega
It’s this year’s Open Video Conference (OVC) in NYC this weekend. “Open video is the movement to promote free expression and innovation in online video.” I was there last year and it was a great event, very relevant to my work, and this year’s lineup is no less strong. There are two projects on the programme which [...]
Where Documentary meets Web 3.0
Posted: November 1, 2010 in DCRC, Documentary, Participatory culture, Semantic Web, UncategorizedTags: Clay Shirky, Kate Ray, Semantic Web, Tim Berners-Lee, World Wide Web Consortium
I’m working on a proposal for a project that experiments with the Semantic Web and just came across Kate Ray‘s informative, witty documentary on the subject. It’s an engaging overview featuring key players, and reveals the philosophical disputes around this emerging generation of web technology. It’s makes nice use of music too – I particularly [...]